The French Festival International du Livre d’Art et du Film (FILAF) in Perpignan annually awards the best books and films on art.

Jonathan Corum is the science graphics editor at The New York Times. As a member of the Times graphics desk, he designs print and interactive graphics with a focus on clarity, simplicity and elegance.

The Yellow Pencil winners will be revealed on Wednesday, 12 June!

Save the Date! Our partner shop Papercup celebrates the launch of A Delicious Life together with the editors Marie Le Fort and Sven Ehmann.

Despite being an advocate of printed matter, we cannot help but recommend Lodown Magazine for iPad users.

With no doubt, the coming weekend in Mainz is dedicated to type!

Invited by Belgrade Design Week, the on-going project Less by the Ukrainian-Danish artist Sergei Sviatchenko now travels to Serbia.

The celebrated contemporary art exhibition La Biennale di Venezia 2013 opens this weekend!

Gestalten is pleased to present a solo exhibition by young Berlin-based artist Clemens Behr.

Berlin: capitol of creativity, libertine playground of Europe. Is it truth or myth? A gift or a burden?

Berlin.Status [2] marks the second survey of new tendencies and trends in Berlin’s art scene, undertaken by the curators Sven Drühl and Christoph Tannert.

Partnering with this year’s Belgrade Design Week, we are here to spread the good words about “Create new value!”.

As the official media partner of the 24th International Poster and Graphic Design Festival this year, we are very proud be part of this must-attend event celebrating creativity and graphic design.

Celebrating this occasion, the show Search/Find/Like/Share, curated by Gestalten's Creative Director Sven Ehmann and GDFB's Dennis Elbers, now returns to tell 16 thought-provoking visual stories about a society in transition. It has already been shown at last year's Graphic Design Festival Breda and beginning of this year in Belgrade.

Spontaneous Interventions, the official U.S. presentation at the 13th International Architecture Exhibition at last year's Venice Biennale, now comes to the Chicago Cultural Center.

The infographic Francesco Franchi developed together with the participants of Gestalten's Infographic Thinking workshop has been awarded Silver by the Society of Publication Design!

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then our new font Catalog is a tribute to all the classic serif typefaces.

The current show at Bauhaus Archive reveals why the discourse on historic and contemporary type is not only interesting to design experts.

Last week, Tobias Rehberger opened a replica of his favorite Frankfurt bar in New York to coincide with the Frieze Art Fair.

An unprecedented show on Korean Design and Identity has been launched with MAK Frankfurt's re-opening. Part of this exhibition is Dieter Leistner's photographic exploration of divided Korea.

The RedBall is still rolling. Leaving behind a crowd of impressed Parisians, Kurt Perschke's project moves on to Lausanne, Switzerland in early July.

Berlin-born product designer and artist Jerszy Seymour creates an environment that seems to give an insight into another person's brain.

For the time of four weeks, Berlin Mitte's Opernwerkstätten will be transformed into a playground for photography.

Here comes the new addition to the Gestalten foundry.

KLUB7 has conquered Lyon's walls and streets. Their exhibition at Le Bocal, a gallery dedicated to Graphic Art and Illustration, has been initiated by a week of performances, jam sessions, and interventions.

Hosted by Superscript, HAO, and Neil Donnelly, a series of three public conversations investigates the future of museums.

Gestalten is pleased to present Bar Shrines, Lamps and Other Paintings of Light, the first solo exhibition by American artist Dan Witz in Germany.

Another instalment of Beyonderground is taking place this month and the program is jam-packed.

50 photographers picture Berlin in 50 photographs.

EIGEN + ART showcases Nicolai's multi-media installation crt mgn.

Under the title Strange Flowers, the current exhibition of German illustrator Olaf Hajek showcases a selection of new artworks at WHATIFTHEWORLD / GALLERY in Cape Town, South Africa.

As a cutting-edge visual publisher, we felt that it is time to make a statement towards the ubiquitous debate about the impending death of print. We simply couldn’t disagree more!

Until April 27th you can still see Luca Barcellona's work at Colab Gallery's ongoing group exhibition Don't Forget to Write.